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Bruce Arians Says Wearing Bulls-eye Is Fun As An Offensive Coordinator


Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Bruce Arians spoke to the Indianapolis Colts media today after being named the teams new offensive coordinator. Arians talked about returning to Indianapolis, Peyton Manning and the upcoming opportunity to possibly work with a young quarterback. He also took questions about his offensive philosophy and of course about his time in Pittsburgh. Below are the transcribed questions and answers pertaining to the Steelers. Re: On his main philosophy in running an offense Arians: Balance. You cannot be one dimensional. I like to go back and look at Read more [...]

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Ike Taylor Would Like The Steelers New Offensive Coordinator To Run The Ball

Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor joined John Harris on Trib Live Radio on Tuesday for his weekly “Ike Taylor Show” and Taylor talked on several topics during the almost half hour spot. Taylor specifically was asked about the change at offensive coordinator and how if it were up to him, he would want the offense to run. Taylor gives his reasoning why in the interview from the perspective of a defensive player. You can listen to the full interview here and below are the three questions and answers concerning the running game transcribed below for your convenience. Harris: The recent changes Read more [...]

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Sean Kugler Talks Open OC Job, Marcus Gilbert, Maurkice Pouncey, Draft Process & More

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive line coach Sean Kugler was on with 93.7 The Fan this morning to talk about Bruce Arians and the interest he has, or lack there of, in the open offensive coordinator position. He also talked about what quarterbacks coach Randy Fichtner brings to the table should he get promoted to the position. Kugler also addressed the Marcus Gilbert to left tackle in 2012 speculation as well as the health and progress that Maurkice Pouncey has had in the league thus far. Kugler also gave a breakdown of the draft process from the Senior Bowl on, as it relates to position coaches like Read more [...]

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Jerricho Cotchery Talks Future With Steelers, Bruce Arians & The Young Wide Receivers

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery was on 93.7 The Fan this morning and talked candidly on several subjects. Cotchery, who is scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent, talked about his want to stay in Pittsburgh and his meeting with head coach Mike Tomlin after the season ended. Cotchery also talked about the rumor that offensive coordinator Bruce Arians might be gone next year and how he enjoyed playing in his system. He also discussed the great year that Mike Wallace, Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders had, but thinks they could still use a veteran presence in the lockerroom. Below Read more [...]

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Goodell Won’t Take Any Action Against Harrison For Men’s Journal Comments

NFL Network reporter Scott Hanson caught up with Commissioner Roger Goodell on Wednesday to ask him several questions about the state of the league and the new CBA. Goodell was making a stop at Panthers training camp and half way through the interview Hanson hit Goodell with questions about the personal conduct policy and more specifically if he would be taking any action against Steelers linebacker James Harrison for the comments he made in the August issue of Men’s Journal magazine. Below is the transcript of those questions and answers and you can watch the entire interview with Goodell Read more [...]

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Transcript Of The Ike Taylor Interview On The Jim Rome Show

Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor joined Jim Rome on his radio show this afternoon to discuss his new four-year contract that he agreed to late Tuesday night. Taylor answered questions about why he chose to come back to Pittsburgh instead of signing elsewhere. Taylor ended by giving his thought on the James Harrison comments made about his teammates in the recent issue of Men’s Journal. Here is some of the audio below: Below is the transcript of the interview: Re: How are you feeling? Taylor: I’m good, can’t complain. Re: How does it feel to have that new contract? Taylor: Read more [...]

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Steelers Conference Call Transcripts Of Marcus Gilbert & Curtis Brown

Below are the media conference call transcripts from the Steelers 2011 2nd round pick Marcus Gilbert and 3rd round pick Curtis Brown. Marcus Gilbert Conference Call Congratulations. Hey, how are you doing? Thank you very much. Did you know that the Steelers were this interested in you, and that this was a place that you might end up? It was a high possibility. There were a couple of teams that had a lot of interest in me. But, really I felt, and I was hoping for the Steelers. They have a great organization. The Pittsburgh Steelers, year-in-and-year-out, they compete for a championship. Read more [...]

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Steelers DE Cameron Heyward 1st Round Draft Pick Conference Call Audio & Transcript

Below is the transcript and audio of defensive end Cameron Heyward after being drafted in the 1st round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Steelers with the 31st overall pick. Cameron Heyward Conference Call

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Question: How are you? Answer: Awesome. Unbelievable feeling. Question: How much of that is associated with you coming to Pittsburgh as opposed to coming to the NFL as a first rounder? Answer: One of my goals has always been to be a first rounder. Read more [...]

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Steelers Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conferences & Transcripts

Below are links to the Super Bowl XLV post game press conference transcripts following the loss to the Green Bay Packers Sunday night in Dallas. Mike Tomlin Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference Art Rooney II Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference Bruce Arians Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference Ben Roethlisberger Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference Hines Ward Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference Heath Miller Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference Flozell Adams Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference Troy Polamalu Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Read more [...]

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Ryan Clark Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference

(on if he can describe what kind of battle it was) “It was a battle. Look at the plays they made defensively, some of the throws Aaron Rodgers made. On the touchdown to (Greg) Jennings in the first half, I knew the play. I was in a coverage where I wasn’t supposed to be there and I schemed it up so I could try to get a jump on it. He just threw it right by me. They were the better team today. They executed better. They made more plays. But it was a fight. I don’t think they’re going to go away thinking that they played a team who can’t play with them. But they know they were better today. Read more [...]

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Flozell Adams Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference

(on how he feels after the loss) “It hurts of course. We didn’t come out with a win. We shot ourselves in the foot a couple of times.” (on hurting his shoulder) “It was just a stinger. You just have to walk it off and go back in.” (on this being the biggest disappointment of his career) “Playing all the seasons I have, you have to keep perspective on things. Even though we lost today, it was still a great season. We made it here, but unfortunately we lost. We tried to do the best we could, but we didn’t get the win today.” (on the feel in the huddle when they got the ball Read more [...]

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Brett Keisel Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference

(on the game) “It was real tough. It was a great game. We just came up short.” (on the difference in the game) “Three turnovers to zero, that was the difference. Every time they got a turnover they scored.” (on Packers QB Aaron Rodgers) I have a lot of respect for him. He is the reason they won. He is a phenomenal guy.” (on Green Bay not running the ball in the second half) “We didn’t think they would, honestly. We knew they were going to come out five wide. We expected that and they made the plays and we didn’t.” (on what was said at halftime) “We’re not dead, Read more [...]

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James Harrison Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference

(on the pain of losing a Super Bowl) “I don’t feel anything but pain. It is a job, it is a game, it is what we do. It was definitely not who we are, but I am going to get to the hotel and try and let some of my pain go and play with my son.” (on the pain lasting a few weeks) “I know I lost an AFC Championship game one time and the pain was there for about four to six weeks. I don’t know how long this is going to last but I hope it is over with fast.” (on the emotional bond with your teammates) “Each one of these guys is my brother and I mean that to the depths of my soul. Like Read more [...]

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Bruce Arians Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference

(on the bad start to the game) “We didn’t convert the first third down. That was huge because we are used to getting off to good starts. But it wasn’t anything they did. We just weren’t executing. Penalties killed us early, and turnovers.” (on getting into a rhythm) “Right before the half, once we got the two drives and the ten points, we were confident going into halftime. We came out and I thought we started right where we wanted to. We had a chance for a touchdown pass to take the lead, but we just missed it. It was a battle from then on in.” Read more [...]

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LaMarr Woodley Super Bowl XLV Post Game Press Conference

(on what he was thinking about after the game) “We lost the game. Their offense put more points on the board than we did. We allowed them to put points on the board, and they beat us.” (on why the Steelers couldn’t put pressure on Packers QB Aaron Rodgers) “We let them out of third-down situations. We had opportunities, but whether we were jumping offsides or letting them hit a big play downfield. It started up front, and we didn’t do a good job of getting pressure up front, and we allowed big plays.” (on frustration over turnovers) “It was a little frustrating, but we had opportunities. Read more [...]

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